benjamin netanyahu rejects a peace plan for gaza. trump supporters take to social media to share their displeasure after his conviction. we head to a key battleground state for reaction. i m nicole killion in allentown, pennsylvania, when sping voters take on the trump verdict. could it change minds for the white house? reporter: judgment day. doomsday author chad daybell is sentenced to death in idaho for killing his first wife and his then-girlfriend s two children. severe storms, heavy rain, damaging winds set to impact the west and south. we ll track it. heroes welcome. 80 years after d-day these americans return to france to visit the site of their greatest glory. and later, outlaw otter. she s back after evading capture in california. keep an eye on your surf board. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adriana diaz. good evening, everyone. adriana is off. i m nancy cordes. we re following several developing stories tonight inclu
boeing, nasa, and the maker of the rocket, ula, are working to find out exactly why that computer system did not fully activate at the right time. the two astronauts aboard the starliner commander butch willmore and commander soni williams exited about an hour after the scrub. boeing s hoped today s launch would have transported them to the international space station, making it the second private company able to do that after spacex. but starliner has faced years of setbacks. an attempted launch last month called off due to technical issues and now today s scrub. both astronauts have said they are willing to wait until all systems are a go for a launch, but they have been in quarantine now for more than a month preparing for this launch. and nancy, now yet another delay. well, hopefully they ll have better luck on wednesday. manuel bojorquez, thanks so much. tonight severe storms and possible flash flooding are threatening several states. take a look at dallas. the city was hit ag
will be a shock to the system. we ve got nine states under either a heat advisory or excessive heat advisory for today. in some cases, these temperatures will only continue to rise in the coming days. take houston. getting up to 102 by the time we get to tuesday. san antonio topping out at 104, at 10 degrees warmer than they normally would be at this time of year. take a look at dallas. these numbers keep going up as we head into the upcoming week before they finally start to drop back. by next weekend, those temperatures are above normal, just not quite as normal as they are now. then you factor in the humidity. you have the feels like temperature. dallas, it will feel like 113, 114 and some areas even higher than that. the other areas where you could maybe hope to cool down it is only in the form of rain.
fires in los angeles, more than a dozen in just the past four hours. houses, cars, nothing is safe. we re talking live with the l.a. fire department tonight. students on a wilderness adventure attacked by a grizzly bear and one of her cubs bites and puncture wounds and the latest on their conditions. plus there. therefore, by the powers vested by me by the state of new york i pronounce you both married. [ cheers and applause ] history is made in new york. same-sex marriages, even new york city s mayor gets involved by performing a ceremony. i m don lemon. you re in the cnn newsroom. if you weren t paying close attention to the deficit and the debt ceiling talks in washington, you really need to now. a sunday filled with tv talking points. fa face-to-face meetings and party conference calls brought the debt ceiling debate back to the very beginning. a little stalemate tonight and traders worldwide are surely taking notice, several overseas markets have opened lower
i m don lemon. you re in the cnn newsroom. if you weren t paying close attention to the deficit and the debt ceiling talks in washington, you really need to now. a sunday filled with tv talking points face-to-face meetings and party conference calls brought the debt ceiling debate back to the very beginning. a little stalemate tonight and traders worldwide are surely taking notice, several overseas markets have opened lower in monday trading and the u.s. stock futures and trending they re trending lower right now. in washington this hour, power brokers from the president to the house speaker are standing firm unwilling to abandon their positions. our correspondent, our congressional correspondent kate bolduan has been tracking the events for us all day in d.c. and joins me now. kate, where do we stand right now. reporter: bottom line, don, after a long weekend of work and of meetings and a lot of negotiating there is no deal between congressional leaders and the white